Topic: Grayzone

6 chapters across the catalog

Tucker Carlson speaks with JD Vance about the danger of "appropriating" Charlie Kirk's memory for parochial ends, specifically regarding foreign policy. Carlson emphasizes that Kirk's genuine affection for Israel did not stop him from opposing a "forever war" with Iran. The segment also previews an upcoming interview with Max Blumenthal of The Grayzone regarding Kirk's alleged battles with Israeli donors.

A report from The Grayzone claims Charlie Kirk refused a funding offer from Netanyahu and was frightened by pro-Israel forces before his death. The article alleges that Kirk warned Donald Trump against bombing Iran, leading to a heated confrontation. Additionally, the report mentions an alleged Israeli spying operation involving electronic devices placed on Secret Service vehicles at the White House.

Harrison Smith and Alex Jones discuss the geopolitical implications of the Israel lobby's influence on the Trump administration. While Smith notes a lack of tangible evidence linking Israel to the Kirk assassination, he references a Grayzone article suggesting Donald Trump fears Netanyahu. Jones claims Trump privately hates Netanyahu for endorsing Joe Biden in 2020 and for unauthorized military actions in Qatar and Tehran. They argue that preoccupation with Israel distracts from the domestic leftist uprising.

Max Blumenthal appears on Tim Dillon's program to discuss his Grayzone article regarding Charlie Kirk's refusal of Netanyahu-linked funding. Blumenthal claims a "Trump insider" source confirmed that Donald Trump fears for his life due to the Israeli government's history of global assassinations. The discussion suggests that Trump's public friendliness toward Netanyahu is a survival tactic. Harrison Smith confirms that his own sources independently verified Kirk's fear of pro-Israel forces before his death.

Nick Fuentes addresses allegations published in The Grayzone by Max Blumenthal's wife, which labeled him an agent for the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and the federal government. Fuentes points to Max Blumenthal's father, Sidney Blumenthal, a former aide to Bill and Hillary Clinton, to suggest the accusations are part of a coordinated hit piece by establishment-linked figures.